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Top Middlesex County Hotel Reviews

NEW YORKER BY LOTTE HOTELS

10/10 Excellent

"I came there for a Jonas Brothers concert at Madison Square Garden with my two 9 year old girls and was ecstatic. The hotel was directly across the street, they gave us early check in so we could drop our bags and explore for lunch before the concert. We came back from the concert around 11 and had dinner at the tick tock diner which was DELICIOUS! Over all the hotel staff and rooms were amazing and we will definitely be back soon!"

Hotel St. James

10/10 Excellent

"We only had 4 days in New York and loved the closeness to just about everything including Times Square and the quietness of the hotel. Didn’t know they have a driver service for hire to go to airport until I was told upon arrival at the hotel. We used that service and it cost us 1/2 the amount we paid to uber from the airport."

Pod 51

8/10 Good

"I was very happy with this affordable hotel that’s very conveniently located on Midtown Manhattan’s East Side. The full pod with the private bathroom was just right for me. It can accommodate 2 people but it’s most comfortable for one. There was enough room for my luggage, space to hang clothes, and under bed storage drawers. There’s even a little desk in the room. The bathroom area is a little unusual with a sliding frosted glass door that gives privacy when using the toilet but then you can totally see into the shower through a clear glass wall when you move the door. Again, it’s probably better suited for a solo traveler. I would’ve liked a mini fridge in the room to keep drinks cold but they don’t include that. You can purchase beverages and breakfast snacks in the lobby in the mornings. The rooftop deck was really nice to enjoy during the beautiful weather. The one thing that was a little disruptive was hearing other guests go in and out of the shared restrooms in the hallway, especially at times like 1am and 3am on a couple of nights and they were noisy, But overall it was a very pleasant experience and I would stay there again. I also appreciated the checkout time being 1:00pm, since it seems like most other hotels want you out by 11:00am. I did eat at Clinton Hall one night with friends and, though the food was fine, the music was blasting way too loud in there to carry on a decent conversation during dinner. I’d probably avoid dining there again."